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Fall 10 EEE-161 10-20-10 Midterm General instructions: . 10/20/10 Wednesday, 6:00 to 7:15 pm, RVR-1006 . Open book/note . Use engineering units . 5 problems – 20 points each . No computer (laptop, palmtop, …) . Show your work. Just an answer, even if it is the right one, is not good enough. . You need to include units in your answer.
1) A short-circuited 75-ohm transmission line (r = 1) is used to replicate the effect of a 5 pF capacitor at 3 GHz. Determine the shortest possible length of this line.
2) A 50- ideal transmission line (r = 4) carrying a 1.5 GHz signal is terminated with
ZL = 50 – j35 . a) Find the reflection coefficient (in polar form) and VSWR. b) Find the input impedance Zin (in rectangular form) 6 cm away from ZL. 3) Determine the Electric field (in rectangular coordinates) @ (4,-5,6) due to a point charges: Q = 5 nC @ (1,2,-3). 4) Determine the Electric field (in rectangular coordinates) @ (0,2,3) due to the following point charges: Q1 = 10 pC @ (0,0,0), Q2 = -5 pC @ (0,1,0), and Q3 = 15 pC @ (0,1,-1). 5) Determine the Electric field (in cylindrical coordinates) at point P if the line charge
carries a uniform density l = 20 pC/m and d = 2 m. z d d
6) A point charge of 100 pC is at the center of a thin spherical shell with radius = 3 m 2 and surface charge density s = -5 pC/m . Determine the E-field at r = 2 m and 4 m.
7) An infinitely long cylinder with radius = 2 cm and volume charge density v = 6 3 2 C/m is surrounded by a concentric thin cylindrical shell with s = 0.02 C/m and radius = 4 cm. Determine the E-field at r = 1 cm, 3 cm, and 5 cm. 8) Determine the potential if a test charge is moved from (0,5,1) to (0,2,3) and given that the electric field components are: -2z Ex = 0, Ey = 0, and Ez = 2 e . 2,3,5,6,8 Fall 10 EEE-161 10-20-10 Midterm
c 8 m 1) f 3GHz 1 v v 3 10 Z 75 r s 0 r 1 0 C 5 pF X X 10.61 10 C 2 f C C
v 360deg 3 deg 0.1m 3.6 10 f m
1 1 3 l atan l 47.763 10 m 2. f C Z0
c 8 m 2) f 1.5GHz 4 v v 1.5 10 Z 50 Z 50 j35 r s 0 L r ZL Z0 0.109 0.312i 0.33 arg() 70.71 deg ZL Z0
1 VSWR VSWR 1.987 1
v 360deg 3 deg 0.1 m 3.6 10 L 6cm L 216 deg f m
ZLcos L jZ0sin L Zin Z0 Zin 27.248 12.243i Z0cos L jZLsin L
3) Q1 5nC
Q1x 1m QPx 4m
Q1y 2m QPy 5m
Q1z 3m QPz 6m
2 2 2 R1x QPx Q1x R1y QPy Q1y R1z QPz Q1z R1 R1x R1y R1z R1 11.79m
R R R Q1 1x V Q1 1y V Q1 1z V E1x E1x 0.082 E1y E1y 0.192 E1z E1z 0.247 4 3 m 4 3 m 4 3 m 0 R1 0 R1 0 R1 Fall 10 EEE-161 10-20-10 Midterm
4) Q1 10 pC Q2 5 pC Q3 15 pC
Q1x 0m Q2x 0m Q3x 0m QPx 0m
Q1y 0m Q2y 1m Q3y 1m QPy 2m
Q1z 0m Q2z 0m Q3z 1m QPz 3m
2 2 2 R1x QPx Q1x R1y QPy Q1y R1z QPz Q1z R1 R1x R1y R1z R1 3.606 m
2 2 2 R2x QPx Q2x R2y QPy Q2y R2z QPz Q2z R2 R2x R2y R2z R2 3.162 m
2 2 2 R3x QPx Q3x R3y QPy Q3y R3z QPz Q3z R3 R3x R3y R3z R3 4.123 m
R R R Q1 1x V Q1 1y 3 V Q1 1z 3 V E1x E1x 0 E1y E1y 3.835 10 E1z E1z 5.753 10 4 3 m 4 3 m 4 3 m 0 R1 0 R1 0 R1 R R R Q2 2x V Q2 2y 3 V Q2 2z 3 V E2x E2x 0 E2y E2y 1.421 10 E2z E2z 4.263 10 4 3 m 4 3 m 4 3 m 0 R2 0 R2 0 R2 R R R Q3 3x V Q3 3y 3 V Q3 3z 3 V E3x E3x 0 E3y E3y 1.923 10 E3z E3z 7.694 10 4 3 m 4 3 m 4 3 m 0 R3 0 R3 0 R3 V E E E E E 0 x 1x 2x 3x x m
3 V E E E E E 4.337 10 y 1y 2y 3y y m
3 V E E E E E 9.183 10 z 1z 2z 3z z m
pC 5) z 2m z 4m 20 a 0m 1 2 l m
V l 1 1 V Er 0 Ez Ez 0.045 m 4 0 2 2 2 2 m a z2 a z1
100pC 3 V 6) r 2m E E 224.694 10 r 2 r m 4 0r pC 2 5 4 (3m) 2 100pC m 3 V r 4m E E 261.48 10 r 2 2 r m 4 0r 4 0r Fall 10 EEE-161 10-20-10 Midterm
C 2 7) r 1cm 6 Q r L S 2 rL v 3 v m 2 v r 3 V Er Er 3.388 10 2 0 r m
C 2 r 3cm 6 Q (2cm) L S 2 rL v 3 v m 2 v (2cm) 3 V Er Er 4.518 10 2 0 r m
C 2 r 5cm 6 Q1 (2cm) L S 2 rL v 3 v m 2 v (2cm) 3 V Er1 Er1 2.711 10 2 0 r m
C s2 4cm 3 V 0.02 E E 1.807 10 s 2 r2 r2 m m 2 0 r
2z 8) Ez( z) 2e P1 (1 5 1) P2 (3 2 3)
3 E ( z) d z 0.133 E ( z) d z exp (2z) z z 1